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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-01-26

NOW llSIpII 10 Ill6 dIlu lie.
"a woman was secretly delivered of
son and sent him far away, some
where, to professional nurse. Did
she even know whittier her accomElice
bore the little innocent Creature-in-
nocent, yet doomed to endless misery,
to worse than to death, since he was
abandoned. since the nurse, failing to
receive the monthly stipend, might,
as nurses often do, let the child waste
away, suffer from hunger, die from
neglect?
THE woman who nursed me
was honest-more honest, mOrenoble,
more of a woman, more OF q
mother than my cWn mother. She
brought me up. She erred in thus
doing her duty. Better far to leave
such children to perish-such misera-
bic foundlings cast away at the out
skirts of villages, even as refuse is
dumped beyond the limits of towns.
II grew up with vague idea that
bore the brand of disgrace. The
other children called me bastard one
day. They did not know what the
word meant-one of them having that
day heard it uttered for the first time
by his parents. did not know what
it meant either-but felt it.
II may state that | was one of the
most intelligent boys in the school.
! would have been an upright man,
your Honor--perhaps man above
the common run-if my parents had
not committed the crime of abandon
ing me.
THAT crime was committed against
me. was the victinl--they were the
criminals. / was helpless-they were
pitiIess. They ought to have loved me
they flung me from them.
81 owed them my life-but is life @
gift? Mine, at all events, was simply
curse. After their shameful abandon
ment of me, ] owed them nothing but
revenge. they perpetrated against me
the most inhuman, the most mon
srrous act which 1T is possible to cpm-
nit against human being; ~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-09-28

IT you want spectacles, or eye glasses
you should call 81 Hayes Bros They
haye larger stock then Is carried 81
any other house ID southern Ninnesota.
and can At any eye. on can get any
style manufactured
Regular Monthly meeting Of the
Austin Building 8 Loan Association Of
i. D. Bairds Office Friday evening Sept.
30 Parties wanting stock in the and
Series should apply to the secretary. IS.
9 month secures 5000 stock in the
association. I
The cane man has been in town
|again and ]. E. Robinson has been struck.
It happened on Friday night, ii honor Of
his fftieth birthday. which rolled around
Saturday Sept. "a About thirty people
were il II and not satisfied with Gaming
John, IS well as. it could be done with On
elegant gold headed ebony cane. they in,
sisted on his wearing 8 heavy gold ring
in memory Of the day. We think the
man needs the sympathy Of his friends.
There will be Episcopal services next
Sunday at 1890 q. ID. Subject. Go up
Higher. At 800 p. M. children's ser
vice. subject Look at the Clock" so p.
M, subject, Missionary News. IS. IS
p. B. PEABODY, Rector.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-09-28
BUSINESS LOCALS.

& , y + Z
The choicest coffee and tea at Richards
s. Sweningsen sells all grades of Elgln
Watches. Sd
JAS. Keenan, sells the best wind mill
pumps in the world.
The groceries which Richards sells are
always fresh and clean. $500 SIS
Genuine Moxie the great nerve tonic
at Giles & Shepherds soda fountain.
Yes. I got my perfume at Giles s.
Shepherd s, They keep the best. .z
Owing to i'll health S. C. Oleson will
close out his entire stock of furniture at
reduced prices. If
Go to VIM. Howe's office for perfect
abstracts of title. Ten years. experience.
Loans at lowest rates.
Isaac Guy, proprietor of Park Dairy.
will deliver milk to any part of the city,
morning or evening, to suit customers.
Will furnish milk for families, delivering
1t in private cans for children. Leave
orders at McBride's grocery or at resi-
dence, Sd ward.
For sale 100 acres in section 6, town
OF Oakland. Ten miles from Austin three
fourths of mile from Lutheran church,
A bargain for some one. Enquire at
TRANSCRIPT office.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-09-28
10 Whom il may Concern.

q dr. N. y, Keenan, would respectfully
call the attention Of the ladies Of Austin
and vicinity 10 the fact that he Is dealing
III four Of the Leading Sewing Machines
'0f this county. The Singer. Domestic,
ROYal 81. John and American. and that
Ia has also secured the services Of Mr., g.
I. Eccleston, an expert IN all branches OF
the busIness, who will with pleasure show
goods and instruct ladies ii the various
k1ntlp sc work that can be done on ma
chimes. He will also carefully and thor
g0uahlv repair III kinds Of sewing ma
chimes. AL goods and work u arranted
sto rive setisfa ctfon.
Tours Respectf allY,
loenan
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-09-28
PERSONAL MENTION. I

PERSONAL MENTION
VS.. Conser came down from Minneapolis
Monday. ss.5. .sss. ST,
8. n. Gloyd, OF Dexter, was q THAHscRIPr
caller yesterday.
Miss Eta vaseyy haa taken position behind
the desk at Sands. 55s 4 ISL. .#ss#s
Miss Alice Harvey has returned from :
weeks visit 20 Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips attended the Exposi.
tton 1t Minneapolis last week.
VII. Harrington was looking up the organ
trade In Wisconsin last week.
j. B. Leverich took run 10 Cedar Rapids
last week and remained over Sunday.
John a. Lovely, Of Albert Lea, IL stu in at.
tendance at our term Of district court.
FIT. Hardie visited his home ut Dubuque,
lows, THURSDAY last, returning Saturday.
Nj. e. s. Baken, OF Grand Meadow. was !
pleasant caller It the TRAHscRIrT ONCE last
Friday.
!. Il. Z. Corbit, Of Marshal township. was in
the city Thnrsday last, and made the TRANa'
cRIrr call.
Miss s. Belle Robinson and Miss donnie
Crandall went mp TO Minneapolis Saturday "a
hear Booth and Barrett play Julius Ossar
Charley Rensberser. OF the TRANsCRIrI
force, 10 taking lay-on this week. Gone
home TO SEQ his Ems, 8 and rest and refresh
himself = little.
=. N. Hay returned last week from his tTip
to Tower City and the Iron region. Jim has
] quarter section Of land up there which &c
was locking over. 81.
j. Il. FinkeIstsin loft for Kansas City Non.
day. Nr. Ftnkelstein . ! young nan Of rood
habits and chuck full Of busineaa, Just suol
90 No dislike yesy much to - leave our cit{
I. n. 81. Hull. % Fairnount, Dakota W.
down last week. shaking Aands Wit friends
M. Hull feft Austin about q JeAr ago. md
iikes his new Nome yesy Will eays Mrs.,
Hulls heaIth M been much bettsr staes mo
left here, apd tanks thes oiIuaa aefees VIII!
Her bettsr there than II Minnes ots. He still
~ home IKE feelin6 tosaFds Aus tin
thos,el. and says he may return ee1ae Day
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-09-28
. NOTICE.

II will be to the interest of all parties
indebted to us to call and pay at least
settle up at once as after Oct. /, our
book accounts will be placed In the hands
Of an attorney for enforced collection.
We are not jesting BY any means.
Alex. MacD Donald NJ, D. G. n.
G. 81. johnson. M. D. G. n,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-09-28
vigor and vitality

Are quickly given to every part of the
body by Hoods Sarsaparilla. That tired
feeling is entirely overcome The blood
is purified, enriched, and vitalized, and
carries health instead of disease to every
organ. The stomach Is toned and streng-
thened, the appetite restored. The kid
neys and liver are reused and invigorated.
The brain is refreshed, the mind made
clear and ready forwork. Try 1t. I'D
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-09-28
rh.t r.r.st 81 cenhl..t,o.s..

True delicacy Of favor with true ct
fcaev &c action has been attained ii the
famous Californis liquid fruit rsmedy,
Syrup Of Figs. rs pleasant taste and
benefcial effects haYe rendered Il I'M
menselv propular. It cleansess the 6y1-
TEN, crares Gostiveness, etc. Forfale By
Giles q Sheppard.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-09-28

s. 81 81 FOR SALE, ORGAN. EsSs
"a good organ for sale at reasonable
rates. Second Hand. For particulars
enquire at Austin Furniture store.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-09-28
AUSTIN MARKET.

Tie Palace Bakery is now open, where
bread, rolls, pies and cakes can always be
had. Oysters served in all styles. Warm
meals served to order. Ii
WE1sEL s. Borden.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-09-28

SAAAS4
Horrobin q Rice have rot new stoyei
that will enable them to bid defiance u
anything IA the line Of cold weather.
a. Frederick Is getting his new butch.
OF shop 90 far along now that we can see
that il Is TO be 9 fine one. That Ice boz
will be first class and IS worth looking 81.
Abrams y Hanf started their new
delivery into the country Saturday. last
for the first time, delivering allnonument
Ito Mr.. =. i. Browning. Of Rrownsdale,
for his wife and two boys.
The superintendent OF the water
works IS IN the city, arriving yesterday
morning. The pipe IS all ready for ship
mont and part 81 II is on the road. Tho
work will oe pushed from now on.
At the brick yard things are on the
move. The side track ID il, the foun-
dation Tor the new building il. done and
as soon % the lumber gets around the
building will be rushed up.
Down at Chatdeld they have Z II
year-old girl that weighs 288 pounds.
What q voluptuous damsel she must be.
Wonder If such q girl as that wouldn't
just suit Doc johnson or Doak Gather
wood.
Eugene NJ. Bond, mason from Al
bert Lea, who had been working on the
State school buildings at, Owaxpnna. was
killed at the latter place last week IN at
tempting to board q freight train while in
motion. tz4s 81 sts. .s. s..s
DR.. Allen met with q. severe loss Sun.
day evening in the death Of his horse,
The horse had been driven by Mr.. Bards-
ley, and while being unhitched, reared,
went over backwards, and broke blood
vessel, causing death before morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Fairbanks returned to
the citv Monday and have commenced
housekeeping in the new house. ]. +. sets
up the cigars in good shape and seems to
enjoy it as much as anyof US. A pleasant
life and lots of it is our best wish for
these Young people. g.: s..ss.... |
The Owatonna band took first pre-
MUM in the band contest at the State
Fair il class B. They could not compete
for a prize in class A. as it required 1e
or more Instruments, and the Owatonna
band only has 10 or IA. For its numbers
the Owatonna band is a good one. T
"A very pleasant evening was spent
last Thursday at the residence of K
Void by about twenty young people, who
gathered to give Miss Susie I Moe q
pleasant surprise The company was
composed of members of Miss Noes
class at the High school. and together
they managed to enjoy very pleasant
evening. IT, l.. ~ ..s,> FIJI e.. IN
Grand Meadow Reco1a: ]. DeYoune
lost team yesterday. HIS son WAS
blowing, aud passing near an old well,
one horse stepped on board which gave
way and both horses and the pillow fell to
the bottom of the well. which was q
feet deep. One horse was taken GU,
alive, but probably cannot be saved
The other was left in the we'll.
Waseca Radical: The summer ii
passed, the harvest ended in the Seymour
elopement case, and all is quiet along the
lines. Seymour is in Canada, Mrs. Henry
l. ~ ~ : re d.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-09-28

~ MI, ,asov,ar
49,
MI. falroanks, inc new grocer yn man
y hlcna!ds old STAND. iooks aulte g
nome .Denanu me 5desk' anu soes - 'olA
- = ~ - 70 s.
The Second regiment. ~. q. G. will
pass through Austin next Sunday after.
noon on their Wayto Chicago and will
probably take dlnner here. IS {
The ~ il. e. will hold q sociable
with Mrs. N. Ct. j Johnson this Wednesday
ovon;nr sor,.,, h.,s oa,h ]. F.vorv,,nd 40
ss 8 49, s. 5, = .. ~ 800
come a atlt nave = GOOD TINS
ladies, be sure TO call and see the
4-button kid gloves, only So cents. Same
with mbroidered backs. 50 cents. At
Hall 8 Vests. They are 9 bargain.
Rev Peabodv,e sermon q vonnn
men Sunday evening was good, and much
good adyice given to the bows. who turned
out in goodly numbers to hear the SER
mon.
The West and Litchfield buildings
begin to loom up and show signs Of COM
pletion. They are fine buildings, and
help out this part Of the city in fine
shape. .=s.. .. !. s. ,. s.. e +. e. Ia
we understand Mr.. Galloway has
rented one Of the upper rooms in his
building for q telegraph office. It will
make as pleasant an Office as could be
desired.
@5s-Don't miss the special sale Of fancy
sp5lng loGk M esipe 20. tae aays' E 4a..
nitupe Co.'S. Red Front. 1O1 and 1O8.
Mainstreet. # I
-A5meet;np If the e. T.. q. G.. will he
held with Mrs. Woodsum Friday evening
>at7o'clock sharp. Let allinterested IN
this work come out aud help get the circle
insworking order again : ss
We see by the Duluth Tribune that
w. E. Richardson has been elected q
director of the Duluth Chamber of Com
nnefce.+ Aus'in ooys ORG eo ~ " 'ne
lrons wherever tney are. s4ss. II ~.s
-Weisel s Burden have their new res
taurant and bakery in full running order
now, and q fine place it is too. They call
It the Palace Bakery, which we think
livery = "p ~, 'a 70. uo1o' r..
We took peep into the odo Fellows
new room last week. ana . me one II Is
TOO. Llgnt' roomy' ana peasant piace'
II IS me pulioinR' ano the "oo FELLOWS
may justly reel PROUD OF H., 80
DIR. johnson received a short visit
from his uncle. w. Green, of Montreal,
Canada, the first of the week. He has
been in Dakota and is on his way home.
He left for Spring Valley Tuesday.
N ua-d;a. , r,,o ~;s;,aa ii. home :, q
D..,-..- -. &. 49, -.
s -" ME- 80 n =, p -
trains near that place lately. They are
sad looking pictures, and make ones
blood run cold to look at them
=. -, w, w., ,,
Ts,.so.. 49,. 1r.;a., ,,aat, :.
$3.50 - - Masd.-a. q H..
- o. L.. = $780,.
~ u;l, -. +,,a ao,a,.+o. .f-a,,, A,..;n
They went nm nv Yesterday afternoon. .
- u. !, sS.sll5 &. 81. ]. a. q,
-1eelster Eugene !" oou was s.epPink ing
ato 'l''' 'ae' mouuas osenla. e n.eAy %
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-09-28
] DR.. STEVENSON,

The specialist in pile and rectal diseases, OF
Albert Lea. VIII be in Austin. Thursdaysept.
8. ct Hotel Robinson, when all suffering from
those diseases should call on him. He brings
first class references. s#s It
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-25
MERCURY TAKES A TUMBLE.

Yesterdays Temperature IL Degrees
Below the Average for is Years.
The signal service prediction for a cold
wave was verified last night. At 10 o'clock
mercury dropped down to So, IA below
where it was Friday night. The
highest it went during the day
was H. The mean temperature
was 12' below the average for fifteen years.
Frost was predicted for last night for
Northern Georgia The cool wave is gen
eral, extending over the entire country.
There was drop Of from To- to l3' at most
of the South Atlantic stations yesterday,
morning, and even in the extreme South
and Southwest the effects of the wave arc
being felt. Norfolk, Va, and Charlotte, ~
C., which reported 62' and 56' on Friday
night reported 81 and 49, last night.
The Saturday night Signal Service
reports are very meagre and include
none of the New England, Middle, Atlantic
Dr Western States, but Geographic reports
show decided fall in temperature over the
entire country The indications for to-day
in Georgia are: Fair weather, nearly sta
tionary temperature, light to fresh north
easterly winds
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-25
PECULIAR Way of Getting Rica.
From the NeW York Tribune.

4
Jim Bumbler has never been credited with
much sense, but somehow he manages to get
more enjoyment out of life than many
whose chronological bumps are all of first
class character. and collectively require the
largest sized hat to cover them. A friend
of his when appealed to for an explanation
of the phenomena said:
''It's all because the darned fool don't
know any better.
If this conclusion be logically derived
from sound premises it shows that the popu-
lar notion that education is going to bring
about the greatest happiness for the great
est number is all wrong. There is the germ
of an idea here which if subjected to the
proper sort of incubation, might he Matched
into profoundly physiological, sociological
and superficial essay for some scientific
magazine But here one can only show up
Jim Bumbler himself.
He used TO repair TO saloon every even
ing to get a glass of lager beer, and the
drinking Of il seemed to yield him most ex-
quisite enjoyment But of late it has been
observed That he carries his beer away in a
pitcher IL q mHn of such steady habits as
''Jim,n this departure from his accustomed
ways has excited some attention, and his
friends deputed one of their number to OBJ
tain solution of the mystery. So one
evening when Jim brought in his pitcher
LOT his Deer, Ho pun II W HIN SIIdlBuI,
thus:
Say, wot's yer working the GROWER
forp
Hist" replied Jim, 'can't give it
away here; 'splain when | get outside; big
thing"
Jim paid Sc for a plat of beer, and when
they had fairly left the saloon behind them
thus gave his explanation:
Il used to pay DC. for a glass of beer every
night. For 80. | get pint o beer When
there amt too much froth that has four
glasses That's at the rate of &c. glass; Be-
glass cheaper n what I'd pay for it across
the bar. Well, | drink those four glasses
each night an save &c. on each glass. That's
savin' l2c. night. Multiply that by 1855
an you get a savin' of S43 so a year.
That's what I'm dom and that's how I'm a
gettin' rich. See the point"
"Yes; y've big head"
"You bet, but don't give itaway to every
body, Gus the saloon keepers d catch on an
shut down on it,"
The committee of one gave the desired
promise, and Jim's friends are more than
ever convinced that his happiness is all due
to the fact that 1.-THE dsrned fool don't know
any better y
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-25
GENERAL RAILWAY NEWS.
Matters OF Money AMI Management
About Various Lines.

Through passenger coaches are now run
from Charleston via the South Carolina
railway to Elloree, the terminus Of the
Eutawville railroad
The through sleeping car service has been
re-estahlished between Jacksonville and
Cincinnati via the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia railroad.
During last year the following patents on
railroad appliances were issued: Car brake
IS, car-coupler 339, car-door and fastener %,
car-heater ), car-seat II, arspring s, car
starter 25, car-wheel p, locomotive and
locomotive attachments, 81, etc.
The monthly statement of the Railroad
commissioners of South Carolina, just pub
lished, show that of 81 roads in that State
II show an increase Of S3i, no in net earn
ings, and but four roads decrease, as com
pared with their statements of August, 1856.
The Georgia Midland is running "a passen-
ger train To McDonough. The parties who
subscribed the $1,000 at this place for the
road, McDonougb special says. are very
much displeased at the action of the officials
in giving the Central road the schedule
from Atlanta to Columbus. They regard
the Georgia Midland as being worthless to
McDonough i'll its present condition.
Notice has been published in Columbia,
;. c., that the application will be made to
the State Legislature at its forthcoming seS-
l,un III N4 W, 10 llcnrporne Che Culn-
pany," the object OF which is to build
railroad from point on the west line of
G 10. cp,liltE .pr0paoiy NainaIia exOeno-
1se SSousneass p' tHr9ugn the tpunIles
Taaoeoin ,cNer1s, An9eisohi ne
Laselleii' a,Seii' niIIWe' Goiieton nerk-
.ey' anu ol,artestol' 10 me Guy Oh Enaries-
oon oha'leSu"h CAPITALISTS are penino one
PRIEST ~
Inc National Passenger and Ticket
Agents Association at st. Paul, Mimi, on
wednesday, adopted system OF uniform
tickets, under discussion for ten years past:
The contracts of all tickets are to read
alike, and the system OF Limitation be the
same. All tickets are 70 have orange backs;
the frSt-class tickets. light green face: the
second, canary yellow; the third, drab;
round trip, steel gray. The subject of
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-25
High Glass Bronze statuary, Etc.

Our senior IS back from New York. Our
citizens who appreciate handsome and ar
tistic effects in Bronze, are cordially invited
10 visit our walerooms and inspect the
grandest display OF most beautiful de.
signs in ornamental aud decorated art ever
placed before the Savannah public Faust
and Marguerite, in companion pieces, ia ic.
hero, are gems worthy 81 the poetic interest
that attaches to the weird and mystic. BE
sides we are receiving, almost daily, invoices
NJ beautiful objects ~ yirtu IN the lntest
and most novel concoits. our display Of
fine Slyerware h unapproachable in quality
and quantity and variety IN Dia.
monds We, of oourpi, lead, and orr stock of
Fine ifwelry merit. attention our aim to
he the Jewelry Palace ~ thla cts will.
we think, he established by This season'a dis.
plsY, and ge request The public % w ~ M
with Wait n inspect IN rogardles, ol . de-.
sire W purchase. NJ efEFFHEns.
ls7 broughf0n ditif.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-25
THROUGH THE CITY.
items Gathered Here and There by the
News Reporters.

John Roberts tcoloredl drew pistol on
William Schuman twhitel and threatened
10 shoot him yesterday morning. Roberts
was arrested and locked up
Hagar QuaTtermau and Lucy King were
fighting in a yard on Perry street one day
last week. Yesterday they were both ar
rested and locked up for hearing.
Julius Black Ccolored) was arrested as
suspicious character last night having been
found in the mill yard of Messrs. A. S.
Bacon & Co., and having no business there.
There were five cases in the Mayors Court
yesterday morning. Two were dismissed,
two resulted in fines upon the defendants
and one was turned over to a Justices
Court
Venus Holmes (coloredD was standing on
her stoop yesterday morning and some dis
pute arose between her and jeff Waters
JEFF ended the discussion by striking Venus
with brick, for which ne was run in
james johnson Ccoloredl was ohst,ucting
the Sidewalk at the corner of Barnard and
Congress streets last night and was arrested
on refusing TO leave when ordered. He was
also charged with being drunk and disor-
derby and resisting the arreSting officer, and
for cursing and using obscene language on
the streets.
Moses Wilson, colored, was before the
.AdN DF gtSVeruay LOT threatening 10 SnOot
his wife some time ago. The rupture be-
tween Moses and his other half occurred in
July. Moses for obvious reasons has since
kept out Of the way of the police until he
was arrested on Thursday night by Officer
Collins lie was turned over on warrant
70 Magistrate Sheftoll, and was committed
TO jail.
The MORNING NEWS has received from
Mr.. w G. Tllton, of Murray county, a box
Of samples of Georgia minerals. They are
mostly pieces of gold-bearing rock from the
celebrated Legal Tender" mine There is
also among the specimens piece Of Georgia
soap-stone from a mine on Mr. Tilton's
farm, which is being worked under a lease
by an organized company. Soap-stone is
extensil ely used in the manufacture of lu-
bricators Murray county is very rich in
minerals, but as yet very little, compare
lively, has been done toward the develop
ment of these vast areas of natural wealth.